Warren Book Bindery Ad Lauds Services and Prices
The Warren Book Bindery offers ledger, journal, day book, and cash book making with satisfaction guaranteed. Magazine binding and volumes priced 90 cents to 1.50 with discounts for six or more. Ledger job printing department renewed and competitive with Buffalo Cleveland or Pittsburg. Send for estimates and samples.
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Warren
Harpers St. Nicholas
Century
Peterson's
Bufalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Letter Writer Needed In Every Warren County Town
An editor seeks volunteers to serve as a town level letter writer in Warren County to supply Toe Lepers with a weekly news letter. Readers with interest should contact the editor for full particulars and assignment details.
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Warren County
Buckwheat sown and venues roar in Warren area
A collection of local notes from Warren and vicinity reports a fire destroying the Butler opera house last Saturday night, new sidewalk work near Diamond block, a heavy frost, and various business updates. It lists theater and social events, hotel meals, construction plans, a noted death at 95, and local commerce developments.
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Butler Opera House
Carleton Opera Company
Nanon
Library Hall
Lectures and elections highlight town notices
Russell H. Conwell will lecture at Library Theatre on Tuesday evening October 20 on The Jolly Earthquake. James T. Edwards of Randolph is nominated by independents and Democrats in the 53rd district, with Vedder seen as likely defeated. The Young Ladies Missionary Society held a large annual tea at Mrs. Siegfried’s on Hickory Street, praised as the most enjoyable ever. The Y M C A ladies plan winter lectures to raise funds for a new building. Gurn Lott named manager of Warren Clarendon Kane stores for Oil Well Supply, replacing H. W. Pickett who moves to Pickett Hardware. A flurry of local visits and travels follows, with residents in and out of town, and Miss Anna Beck wed to John A. Beachler in Harrisburg.
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Wm. H. Fenton
Jamestown
Keystone
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Robinson, Mooney and Aiken
Commissioners of the State
Lancaster
Boston Shoe Store
Diamond Furniture
Liberty Street
Hoffman Block
Fred Garfield
Nypano
Corry
Tena McIntosh
Garfield
Russell H. Conwell
Library Theatre
James T. Edwards
Randolph
N. X
Vedder
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Siegfried
Hickory Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
New York Stars and Medlems
Scott Sisters
Sire
W. G. Anderson
New York Synphony Club
T. Lathrop
Benton
Friends of
Gurn Lott
Warren, Clarendon and Kane
H. W. Pickett
Pickett Hardware Company, Limited
Pickett
New Hardware
Lots
Clarendon
Kave
Ile
C. H. Smith
W. A. Mitchell
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Ladies Home Missionary Society
North East
H. P. Hunter
Hunter & Jarvis
New York
F. H. Rockwell
Anna
May Rockwell
Plank
Oconomowac
Wis
Anna T. Beck
John A. Beachler
Harrisburg
Firth Street
J. W. Smith
Fire destroys Scandia dwelling of farmer Schutt in Elk township
Fire in Scandia Elk township consumed the home of Christian Schutt, a farmer and constable, leaving only a few downstairs items. Mrs Schutt suffered burns while fleeing the blaze as the chamber and upper rooms burned before anyone realized the fire. A separate incident reports Homer Nesmith from Nesmith and Knuupp injuring his leg after a fall from a delivery wagon. Doctors treated the fracture and noted patient progress. We offer C L8 C books at $4.50 per set. 82t
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Scandia
Elk Township
Christian Schutt
Mass. Schutt
Mr. Schutt
Homer Nesmith
Nesmith & Knuupp, Grocers
Drs. Preston and
Fierce
Unfortunate Game Between Warrens and Kanes Ends in Accidents
Last Saturday’s ball game between Warrens and Kanes set a new accident record. Kane players sprained an ankle while Warren pitcher Charley Conarro fractured his arm as he delivered, breaking just above the elbow. Two Warren players were hurt, a Kane player bruised, a spectator hit in the face, and a bystander toppled after a foul. The score favored Kane 18 to 13.
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Warrens
Kanes
Kane
Charley Conarro
Warren
Conarro
Kitchen
Baker
Churley
Pickett Hardware Co. Takes Over Pickett & Co
Pickett & Co. in Warren county dissolves as Pickett Hardware Co. Limited assumes the business. W. H. Pickett serves as chairman and Harry W. Pickett as secretary treasurer. New firm opens with paid in capital of 50000 dollars and aims to serve northwestern Pennsylvania and nearby New York.
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Pickett & Co
Warren County
Pickett Hardware Co., Limited
W. I. Pickett & Co
W. H. Pickett
Harry W. Pickett
Pennsylvania
New York
Fur opening and exhibition at Rasch & Reckmegger store
On Monday October 6 Mr. Rowe of Rasch & Reckmegger will display the largest line of furs and fur garments in the area. High grade seals and other furs will be shown with repairs offered. The firm is well known and reliable, promising access to the best grades at moderate prices. Spare attention for fur repair work.
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Rowe
Rasch & Reckmegger
Frm
SaMuEls
Lectures at St Josephs church praised as a success
Rev Father Ryan spoke on Christian Education to a full house at St Josephs church Tuesday evening. The eloquent preacher and his subject drew praise similar to Father Burke and left a lasting impression on attendees. A separate notice promotes Dr Greene of New York offering free consultation for nervous and chronic diseases and his nerve cure Nervura with vegetable remedies.
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St. Joseph's Church
Father Ryan
Father
Tom Burke
St. Josephs
Greene
14Th Street
New York
New Restaurant Opened in Exchange Building by George HU Leonhart
George HU Leonhart opens a new Exchange Building restaurant serving the public in first class style. Hours are 6 a.m. to 12 midnight withrews: meals 35 cents, board per week 4 50, meal tickets good for 21 meals 5, or 18 per month. Call for details.
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George HU
Leonhart
Exchange
Hs Place
Premium offers and theater show at Library Hall
An 1891 notice describes premiums for recruiting subscribers, with free books and a dictionary for ten subscribers, plus a performance of Nannon at Library Hall on Wednesday Oct 7 by Carleton’s opera company. It notes J K Ronne recovering a premium judgment from Mutual Reserve Fund and Life Assn, and lists a Sept 29 item about a Randolph mill fire, along with postal and advertising notices and catarrh cure ads.
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W. T. Carleton
Opera Company
Washington
Cadetoms Company
Harrison
Carey
J. K. Ronne
Mutual Reserve Fund and Life Association
Lim
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